An application for the development of a tourist village in the area behind the Golden Sands Hotel, which is currently being developed, was turned down yesterday by the Malta Environment and Planning Authority....

High-ranking police officials believe that the two deaths in Ghaxaq on Wednesday were almost certainly a case of murder followed by suicide, although they are still waiting for a full pathology report to confirm their suspicions....

There is an ever-increasing number of different races living and working together in Malta and there is the possibility that this number will increase when people from other European Union member states come to work in Malta following the country’s a...

In April 2004, there were 8,339 registered unemployed with the Employment and Training Corporation (ETC). Of these 6,675 were males and 1,664 were females....

An engineer on board the M/V Leader was lifted to safety yesterday by members of the Armed Forces of Malta whose assistance was requested after the man was badly injured....

Malta’s first ever social pact at corporate level was signed yesterday by the four unions representing Air Malta employees and the company’s management....

Foreign Minister John Dalli officially opened the new premises for the Maltese embassy in Beijing on Tuesday....

Two hundred tumoli of land has been released by the Malta Environment and Planning Authority to become industrial areas for small and medium enterprises....

The 14th Malta Jazz festival, to be held between 16 and 18 July at Ta’ Liesse in Valletta, promises a selection of music to suit everyone’s taste, with the three nights being based on Latin jazz and a blend of Afro-Cuban and American jazz....

The lack of jobs available for newly qualified teachers was one of the most prominent issues discussed at a meeting between Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi and the Malta Union of Teachers (MUT) held yesterday....